aab9fa9d-61f8-46d0-829f-c0c3232c743520220111023922414naun:naunmdt@crossref.orgMDT DepositInternational Journal of Education and Information Technologies2074-131610.46300/9109http://www.naun.org/cms.action?id=3037111202211120221610.46300/9109.2022.16https://npublications.com/journals/educationinformation/2022.phpLidiia L.NanivskaForeign Languages and Military Translation Department, National Army Academy named after Hetman Petro Sahaidachnyi, 32 Heroes of Maidan Street, 79026, Lviv, UkraineSusanna M.PasichnykForeign Languages and Military Translation Department, National Army Academy named after Hetman Petro Sahaidachnyi, 32 Heroes of Maidan Street, 79026, Lviv, UkraineTetiana M.SerhiienkoForeign Languages and Military Translation Department, National Army Academy named after Hetman Petro Sahaidachnyi, 32 Heroes of Maidan Street, 79026, Lviv, UkraineOksana V.ShcherbaForeign Languages and Military Translation Department, National Army Academy named after Hetman Petro Sahaidachnyi, 32 Heroes of Maidan Street, 79026, Lviv, UkraineYurii M.YakimetsSeparate Structural Unit, Automobile and Road College of Lviv Polytechnik National University, 2 Lychakivska street, 79008, Lviv, UkraineThe article deals with providing future officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with foreign language training for participating in international peacekeeping operations. The purpose was to analyze specifics of foreign language training for international peacekeeping operations. The content and essence of future officers’ foreign language training for participating in international peacekeeping operations were studied. Further, the state of future officers’ foreign language training for participating in international peacekeeping operations in higher military educational institutions of Ukraine was determined and consequent proposals for improving the content of future officers’ foreign language training for participating in international peacekeeping operations were elaborated. The main research methods were as follows: comparative, problem-based and retrospective information analysis; testing of cadets, surveying the officers of the Armed Forces, enhancing the pronunciation and articulation of cadets. The results of cadet testing showed the need to improve the content of future officers’ foreign language training for participating in international peacekeeping operations. The survey of the officers serving with the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the urgent need to provide foreign language training in higher military educational institutions of Ukraine. According to the results of various survey forms applied, the main ways to improve the content of the future officers’ foreign language training aimed at participating in international peacekeeping operations were identified: the use of open training platforms, the use of information and communication technologies, use of mind mapping, situational tasks, interactive technologies.111202211120221111https://npublications.com/journals/educationinformation/2022/a022008-001(2022).pdf10.46300/9109.2022.16.1https://npublications.com/journals/educationinformation/2022/a022008-001(2022).pdf10.1080/13533312.2020.1861944D. Druckman, G. 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